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Steiner: F1 'needs to make its mind up' over conservative tyres

Pirelli's tyres have been on the cautious side in recent seasons, responding to the sport's fastest generation of cars with more durable compounds that offer less grip but also don't fall off a performance cliff like its early offerings did.

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Steiner: Performance in F1 traffic is big Haas weakness

In Miami, the American team introduced its first major upgrade of the season in the form of a revised floor.

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Steiner: F1 shouldn't be "too draconian" with format changes

F1 has long been looking at format tweaks to enhance the entertainment, particularly with regards to reducing the standard grand prix format's three practice sessions and instead introduce some form of jeopardy from Friday onwards.

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Guenther Steiner to join FOX TV booth for NASCAR Cup race at COTA

Next weekend's Cup race at COTA will have a Formula 1 presence both on the track, and also in the TV booth as well.

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Steiner sees "no upside" for current teams in expanding F1 grid

Haas boss Gunther Steiner believes there is “no upside” and “just risk” for the existing 10 Formula 1 teams by expanding the grid in the near future.

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Steiner: Haas F1 2022 rollercoaster better than "just downs" of '21

Gunther Steiner believes Haas's 'rollercoaster' 2022 Formula 1 campaign took 'a lot of energy' out of the team, but felt grateful for the highs after 'just downs' the previous year.

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Steiner: Haas F1 2022 rollercoaster better than "just downs" of 2021

Gunther Steiner believes Haas’s “rollercoaster” 2022 Formula 1 campaign took “a lot of energy” out of the team, but felt grateful for the highs after “just downs” the previous year.

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Steiner: "A lot of margin" for F1 race control to improve after "nonsense" calls

Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner believes there is 'a lot of margin to do better' in race control in 2023 after 'nonsense' decisions impacted the team last year.

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Steiner: Magnussen is "mentally a lot stronger" than before in F1

Haas team boss Gunther Steiner believes Kevin Magnussen is “mentally a lot stronger” than during his previous stint in Formula 1 after making his comeback last year.

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Steiner: F1 teams mindful of "big risks" over rookie signings

Haas Formula 1 team boss Gunther Steiner thinks teams are getting more reluctant to take 'big risks' on rookies because of the lack of testing opportunities.

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Steiner: F1 reserve drives show Hulkenberg "will be straight on it"

Haas boss Gunther Steiner thinks Nico Hulkenberg's cameos over the past three seasons show that he 'will be straight on it' when he joins the Formula 1 team next season.

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Ferrari’s 2023 F1 engine is ‘the bomb’, says Steiner

Haas team principal Gunther Steiner has hinted that engine partner Ferrari has made major progress with its 2023 Formula 1 power unit, which he has cheekily praised as ‘the bomb.’

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Steiner: Magnussen's Brazil F1 pole 'wasn’t down to luck'

Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner says Kevin Magnussen’s shock pole for the Brazilian Grand Prix was not down to luck and is “well deserved” after producing a “perfect” lap.

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Haas plans to make second F1 2023 driver decision next week

Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner hopes to make a decision on who will take the team’s second seat for 2023 next week ahead of the Abu Dhabi season finale.

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Haas F1 plans to make second 2023 driver decision next week

Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner hopes to make a decision on who will take the team’s second seat for 2023 next week ahead of the Abu Dhabi season finale.

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Steiner: Haas F1 protests seeking consistency from FIA stewards

Gunther Steiner says his Haas Formula 1 team's protests against the cars of Fernando Alonso and Sergio Perez after the US GP reflected a push for consistency from the FIA.

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Steiner calls for F1 budget cap rules rethink for minor overspends

Haas F1 team principal Gunther Steiner believes there should be a rethink over Formula 1’s budget cap rules as the paddock awaits news of what action Red Bull may face.

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Cowboy Daniel Ricciardo makes eye-catching US Grand Prix entrance on horseback

McLaren F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo has made an elaborate entrance to the paddock ahead of the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas

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Steiner: Haas needs to stabilise current "bumpy road" of F1 form

Haas Formula 1 boss Guenther Steiner admits that his team has to stabilise its “bumpy road” of form in order to make further progress.

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Steiner: Haas F1 needs to stabilise current ‘bumpy road’ of form

Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner admits that his team has to stabilise its “bumpy road” of form in order to make further progress.

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Castle Douglas' Carolyn Yates shares the first part of her story in Galloway People

A qualified teacher who took her acclaimed programme for unlocking children’s learning all over the world, Carolyn is currently chair of Castle Douglas Development Forum

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Steiner: Schumacher has "home advantage" to keep 2023 Haas F1 seat

Haas Formula 1 team boss Gunther Steiner says Mick Schumacher has a 'home advantage' to keep his seat for 2023 because the team has already been working with him for two years.

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Steiner: Schumacher has home advantage for 2023 Haas F1 seat

Haas Formula 1 team boss Gunther Steiner says Mick Schumacher has a 'home advantage' to keep his seat for 2023 because the team has already been working with him for two years.

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Steiner says Schumacher's Suzuka F1 crash was "self-inflicted"

Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner says Mick Schumacher's crash during first Japanese GP practice was simply 'self-inflicted', despite the German driver blaming spray from a car in front.

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Steiner: Haas has to “swallow the frog” after F1 pitstop disasters

Haas Formula 1 boss Gunther Steiner says his team has to “swallow the frog” and learn lessons after its disastrous pitstops at the Dutch Grand Prix.

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